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The 36 pages that link to Gram-negative bacteria, each with the reason it gives.

• Escherichia coliNarrower topic: E. coli belongs to this group, whose outer membrane shapes its staining and interactions with hosts.

• Pseudomonas aeruginosaNarrower topic: P. aeruginosa belongs to this broad bacterial group.

• LipopolysaccharideNarrower topic: This bacterial group is characterized by an outer membrane that commonly contains LPS.

• EndotoxinNarrower topic: Their outer membrane is the principal bacterial source of endotoxin.

• Neisseria meningitidisNarrower topic: Its outer membrane shapes meningococcal structure, immune recognition, and antibiotic susceptibility.

• Vibrio choleraeNarrower topic: V. cholerae’s outer membrane shapes its interaction with hosts and environmental stress.

• ShigellaNarrower topic: Shigella belongs to this bacterial group and has its characteristic outer membrane.

• BacteroidotaNarrower topic: Bacteroidota members share the broad envelope classification described by this group.

• VibrioNarrower topic: Vibrio belongs to this broad bacterial group and has its characteristic outer membrane.

• Bacteroides fragilisNarrower topic: B. fragilis has the outer membrane and staining behavior characteristic of this group.

• Legionella pneumophilaNarrower topic: L. pneumophila belongs to this broad bacterial group.

• NeisseriaNarrower topic: Neisseria belongs to this broad bacterial group, whose outer membrane shapes its biology.

• PseudomonadotaNarrower topic: Pseudomonadota share this defining envelope architecture.

• Aliivibrio fischeriNarrower topic: A. fischeri has the cell-envelope structure characteristic of Gram-negative bacteria.